Even games, early and late Every plan
Every team plays as many games as possible, against every opponent, never two games at once. The first and last games of the day are shared out between the teams.
Enter your teams, your dates and your times. Notre Ligue spreads the games, puts the playoffs at the end and shows you your season before you confirm.
How it works
An example: 4 teams, every Thursday at 8 PM and 9 PM.
The details
Every team plays as many games as possible, against every opponent, never two games at once. The first and last games of the day are shared out between the teams.
You pick how many teams qualify, the format of each round (one game, or a best of 3 or 5 series) and a 3rd-place game. The bracket fills from the final standings, and the extra games of a series already won are cancelled.
2 to 4 divisions, each with its standings. You pick how many times teams meet inside their division and against the others, then crossover playoffs.
Depending on your sport, you pick how many points a win is worth (2 or 3). You can also give a point for an overtime loss and stop allowing ties.
You turn it on in your league's settings.
Also in Notre Ligue
Your players answer from the email.
Learn moreInvited in waves when a team is short.
Learn moreStandings and results to share.
Learn moreEvery player's balance, up to date.
Learn morePools, brackets and referees.
Learn moreOne photo of the sheet, stats done.
Learn moreGuides
Guide
Questions
Yes. The free schedule generator builds a season for 2 to 16 teams, with no account. Then "Import this schedule into my league" creates all those games in your new league. Try the free schedule generator
Yes. When a date has more games than it takes for every team to play once, the teams that play twice take turns over the season, and their two games are back to back.
Yes. You change a game's time, venue or teams, or swap two games. The reminders follow the new time. A cancelled game stays on the schedule, marked cancelled, and no longer counts.
You say how many games are played at once, up to 6 surfaces, and how long a game lasts. Each surface has its name, which you can change.
No. Playoffs and standings are for fixed-team leagues that track results.